Aircraft Recycling Corp. of Victorville worked to supply Boeing with parts of an old TWA 767 in this photo essay by ARC's Doug Scroggins.
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- Alan Radecki
- I'm passionate about documenting and preserving the events of today which will be seen as the history of tomorrow, so that those who come after us can better understand why things are the way they are.
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Unless otherwise noted, all text was written by and all images were taken by Alan Radecki. Also, all text and images posted after March 13, 2009 are copyrighted and all rights are reserved.
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